Catulli Carmina (The Poems of Catullus)

Virgil's epic of Aeneas and the founding of Rome, complete in its twelve books and in the original Latin. The poem every Latin reader works toward.

Virgil

Books I to IV of Caesar's own account of his campaigns in Gaul, in the original Latin. Clear, direct prose that has been the first real author for Latin students for centuries.

Julius Caesar

The four speeches Cicero delivered against Catiline, with the Latin text set beside a facing translation. The translation and the rhetorical study that accompanies it are in Portuguese.

Lydia Marina Fonseca Dias Barbosa

The four books of Horace's Odes and the Epodes in the original Latin, in the text edited by Paul Shorey and Gordon Laing. Lyric poetry at its most polished.

Horace

Ovid's poem on the Roman calendar, its festivals and the myths behind them, in the original Latin. Includes an introduction and notes in English by Thomas Keightley.

Ovid